Évocations stylistiques des noms propres métaphoriques à travers les langues congolaises

Abstract

This article analyzes the stylistic evocations of metaphorical proper nouns across Congolese languages. He examines the problem of stylistic evocations of metaphorical nouns as a specific creation of Congolese languages and shows that users use the elements of nature and society to use them as a trait of identification, meaning and expressiveness. It is useful to use the enunciative linguistic approach. This approach sheds light on the stylistic motivations of the metaphorical proper nouns in the socio-cultural space of Congo Brazzaville. The results of this article note that Congolese metaphorical names remain evocative because of three contexts: human needs, ethnic ideologies, and the natural and linguistic space.